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They dont replace the hose if it isn’t worn or damaged.

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I have a 2020 that was built and purchased in Sept ‘19. The clip on mine wasnt attached either. They performed the recall by installing the sleeve and testing the clutch and it passed. As for bleeding the line, i doubt it in the time it took. But a pass is a pass and ive never had any problems...

You did not have the recall repair done on that Jeep. That clip is the primary problem. It causes wear, in addition, pulls on the reservoir hose potentially causing air to enter the system. The air in the system is what causes the clutch to fail to engage/disengage properly. I cant believe so...

Recall 20V-191. Where the back up camera may not turn off after taking it out of reverse.

Had the recall done today. Took less than 30 minutes. They did have to test and dump the clutch in 4th. It passed, so they gave it back to me. The other recall for the radio reflashing took longer waiting for it to download.

It is the correct info. In short, they check the line for wear and remove the clip surrounding it. They then put the sleeve on and bleed the clutch line. If there were signs of air in the line they perform the “clutch dump” test to ensure the engine stalls under load. If it stalls, youre good to...

No issues with my clutch either. My clip is attached to the wiring harness, but was never placed around the Master cylinder reservoir hose from the factory. Called the dealer I purchased the jeep from. They never heard of the recall, nor performed the repair yet. Also said parts were unavailable...